Hermès has introduced a new addition to its Barénia fragrance collection with Barénia Pleine Fleur Eau de Parfum, a floral-focused interpretation of the original scent.
Created by Hermès perfumer Christine Nagel, the fragrance builds on the chypre structure of the original Barénia while shifting attention towards floral notes. The composition combines white lily and orange blossom with patchouli and miracle berry, creating a contrast between floral freshness and deeper earthy tones.=
The new fragrance continues the connection between scent and Hermès’ leather heritage. The Barénia name is inspired by Hermès’ signature Barénia leather, known for its smooth finish and ability to develop character over time.
The bottle design follows the Barénia collection’s visual identity, featuring the signature stud detail and a colour palette inspired by the fragrance’s floral direction.
Available in 30ml, 60ml and 100ml sizes, Barénia Pleine Fleur Eau de Parfum is also offered with a refill option.
With the latest release, Hermès continues to build on its fragrance portfolio by revisiting existing scent profiles and introducing new interpretations of its signature creations.
